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Dr. Ogle's contribution in the highly technical field of binocular vision is monumental! With painstaking methodicalness he carefully analyzes and evaluates the experiments of all his fellow workers for their validity. This is the approach of a true scientist and investigator. The book is of particular benefit and aid to the student and teacher of physiological optics and to experimental workers in this subject. The practicing ophthalmologist will use it for an occasional reference.
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